Answers to some of the follow up comments:
The Pino has no plastic in contact with the water (or the H
20 for that matter). Boiling water and plastic kettle walls might make a nice puddle of molten plastic on my countertop
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. The Pino is just feels lighter and less solidly built even though it's bigger and has more electronics. Maybe I should have said the Bonavita has a more substantial look/feel to it. See that positive spin?
Two hands to turn on - this is likely just me and the way my wife keeps our granite countertops polished. When I push the On/Off switch on the Pino it tends to slide across the counter (just a little it's not flying) rather than turn on. I need to hold it to keep it still.
I used the Bonavita again this morning. I like it. It's a good product - not perfect but certainly good enough for me. Perfect would have a little more capacity, temp indicator, and ability to hold the water at a designated temp. Those are not deal breakers for me by any means. I'm buying one.